Disneyland fans are sure to be excited by a proposed line-up of theme park-related ballot initiatives aimed at improving the park experience. The Sit Down and Watch Act would allow guests to sit during parades and fireworks, eliminating the need to say “down in front.” The Spinal Protection Act would ban kids from sitting on their parent’s shoulders to ensure everyone has a clear view. The Shut Up and Ride Act would fine guests for talking during rides, while the Endangered Mascot Protection Act would give fans the power to bring back forgotten characters.
The Respect the Rope Drop Act would require physical queue lines to be filled before virtual lines open, and the Fifty for Fairness Rule mandates that at least 50% of a ride’s capacity be reserved for standby guests before line-skipping passes are sold. Finally, the Half the Wait or All the Refund initiative would ensure that guests who purchase line-skipping passes wait less than half the time of those in the standby line or receive a full refund.
While these initiatives may not actually make it to the ballot, they offer a fun and creative way for theme park fans to imagine how to improve their park experience. Whether it’s protecting spinal health or bringing back old mascots, these proposals are sure to spark lively conversations among Disneyland enthusiasts. So, grab your mouse ears and get ready to vote for the best theme park initiatives by Nov. 5!
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